Sentence examples for time for words from inspiring English sources

The time for words is long past.

How did our dishwasherless forebears ever have time for Words With Friends?

"It takes time for words to get into the more formal, published dictionaries," he said.

In mid-sentence I might use the one on the right to distract myself with email, giving time for words to surface.

"So far as we're concerned, the time for words has passed and we want to see some action on the ground".

Then he'll insist that as there are 650 people in the debate there are no time for words so each person should only be allowed to make one quick noise.

There had been more time for word to get out, and the bigger venue was completely packed.

So far the strategy has been a cautious and steady rollout, allowing plenty of time for word to circulate.

We observed faster reaction times for words of positive valence and for those of high arousal.

Reaction times for words that were near the ends of the categorization spectrum (ratings of 1 or 5) were faster than words that fell in the middle of the spectrum (figure 3a).

Last week, he once again tweeted: "Europe is waking up… will America… in time?" — word-for-word the same tweet he published last month while linking to a tweet from neo-Nazi Mark Collett.